Carlsbad Current-Argus: Does WIPP serve New Mexico or U.S.? Carlsbad officials argue against state’s focus on Los Alamos nuclear waste
Adrian Hedden Carlsbad Current-Argus achedden@currentargus.com The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant disposes of up to 17 nuclear waste shipments per week from across the U.S. No more than five typically ...
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Carlsbad Current-Argus: Carlsbad Mayor Rick Lopez took on Artesia’s Jeff Youtsey in mini golf. Here’s how it went
Mike Smith Carlsbad Current-Argus msmith@elritomedia.com Carlsbad Mayor Richard Lopez edged Artesia Mayor Jeff Youtsey in a good-natured miniature golf showdown April 25, turning a long-running ...
Carlsbad Current-Argus: Carlsbad readies venues and volunteers for Special Olympics Summer Games
Mike SmithCarlsbad Current-Argusmsmith@elritomedia.com Patrick Kirksey was putting the final touches on preparations this week as athletes and volunteers geared up for Saturday’s Area IV Special ...
Does WIPP serve New Mexico or U.S.? Carlsbad officials argue against state’s focus on Los Alamos nuclear waste
Monday was a fourth-place kind of day for the Carlsbad High School golf teams. Both the boys’ and girls’ squads finished fourth in their respective tournaments at the New Mexico State University… ...